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A Charlotte Restaurant and Entertainment Venue Files for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy
Seoul Food Meat Company, a food and entertainment spot, has turned toward bankruptcy. Court records show that the company submitted its petition on October 29. Company owner Lisa Kamura signed the petition. Note: Chapter 11 bankruptcy allows a business to reorganize its debts under court supervision. A filing does not...
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Community college barber school opens in Charlotte with $10 haircuts
Central Piedmont Community College's new barbering program will start taking appointments Monday, Nov. 9, with haircuts at $10 as students log the hours needed for a license. The program opened in September at the college's west Charlotte campus. The quiet Harris campus is home to the newly renovated Cosmetic Arts Building, which houses a cosmetology salon, barbering school and esthetics area where the community can go for facials, massages and nail services.
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A Breath of Fresh Air: Salt & Spa Tega Cay Prepares to Open
Salt & Spa Tega Cay will introduce a unique wellness experience featuring halotherapy, personalized spa treatments, and a thoughtfully designed retreat for relaxation and renewal. TEGA CAY, S.C. — A new wellness destination is coming to our community, offering residents a fresh way to relax, recharge, and explore a different approach to self-care. Salt &...
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This Myers Park ranch renovation stays the course
For this young Myers Park couple, their house had almost everything they were looking for: a coveted location overlooking the 18th hole of Myers Park Country Club, a manageable 3,000-square-foot footprint and interiors that had been thoughtfully updated. Built in 1955, the ranch had good bones and a kitchen and bathrooms that didn’t need renovating. It simply didn’t feel like theirs yet.
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Lakeside Heating & Air Conditioning – Where Trust & Comfort Come First
After more than 40 years in business, the team at Lakeside Heating & Air Conditioning in Denver, NC believes the strong relationships they have built with customers and the community are what sets them apart in the local market. “In our industry, people aren’t just inviting a technician into their...
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Countless Celebrities Have Loved This Legendary North Carolina Diner For Decades
Some restaurants feed you a meal, but the Diamond Restaurant in Charlotte, North Carolina feeds you a story. It’s the kind of place that makes you wonder how you’ve lived in this city for so long without walking through that door. The brick exterior with its bold cursive...
Charlotte Observer
A Charlotte burger spot is days away from closing. Here's why & what's next
Q’s Culinary Cart only has a few days left at its North Charlotte storefront, as the smashburger joint prepares to step into a new chapter. The restaurant will close Saturday, Oct. 31, ending a two-year run after its owner chose not to renew the lease at 8432 Old Statesville Road. Now, a butcher’s shop is slated to move in. “As 2027 approaches, the pre-determination that we weren’t going to re-sign our lease for an extension was clear — mainly due to forecasted projections for the business overall,” owner Kwindarius “Q” Sapp told CharlotteFive. Well-known seafood chain bids adieu to Birkdale Village, ending 14-year run “It was a solid run bringing the concept to a side of town that doesn’t have anything similar close by, but in business you have to do what makes the most sense for the business.” Known for its specialty hot dogs, smashburgers and more, Q’s started as a food truck before trading its four wheels for a brick-and-mortar storefront in 2024, CharlotteFive reported. Its diverse menu of creative street food dishes earned it a spot among the nation’s best food carts , according to Yelp. Beyond burgers, the restaurant also offered chicken wings, sandwiches and loaded
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South Charlotte Restaurant Inspections (Oct. 22-28)
The Mecklenburg County Health Department inspected these restaurants from Oct. 22 to 28:. • Easy Like Sunday, 1600 E. Woodlawn Road – 98 • Hilton Garden Inn Grille, 4808 Sharon Road – 93 • Levante's Pizza, 10405 Park Road – 99 • Palm Restaurant, 6705 Phillips Place...
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This North Carolina Lavender Farm Hijacks Your Afternoon With Friendly Farm Animals and Fragrant Fields
Some of the best afternoons in North Carolina start with a wrong turn down a winding country road. You expect a quick look at some purple flowers, and suddenly a baby goat is nibbling your sleeve while you sip something icy and sweet. Hours slip away, the kids refuse to...
Charlotte Observer
Charlotte-born café named among nation's best spots for coffee. Why folks love it
A well-loved Charlotte bakery and café was just named among the nation’s best spots to cozy up with a cup of coffee. Amelie’s landed the No. 8 spot on USA Today’s 10Best Independent Coffee Shops list for 2026. It was the only North Carolina café to appear in the rankings of local spots with top-notch coffee, service and cozy vibes. “Beyond serving great coffee, these locally owned cafés foster a sense of community, offering welcoming spaces where regulars are known by name and every visit feels a little more personal,” 10Best editors wrote. A local mainstay, Amelie’s is known for its smorgasbord of pastries and other sweets. Think: croissants, salted caramel brownies, macarons, cheesecakes, éclairs and more. Savory options include quiches and hand-crafted sandwiches paired with seasonal soups and salads. Its drink menu is just as diverse, “with concoctions like their popular salted caramel mocha and thick hot chocolate competing with barista-crafted espressos and cappuccinos,” 10Best editors wrote. The outlet also touted Amelie’s cushy ambience and “whimsical” interiors, replete with checkerboard flooring and pops of color throughout. Crêpes, gelato and chocolate: Trendy dessert shop debuts at The Arboretum “Our cafés are developing creative and joyful experiences through our coffee program,
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Comfort zone: Chef takes on nostalgic dishes
Memories of Sunday dinner around grandma’s kitchen table return at the first forkful of short-rib pot roast at The Goodyear House in NoDa. The recipe from chef Chris Coleman is a nod to the Sunday suppers he remembers from his childhood. His mom threw a beef chuck shoulder with carrots, potatoes and a gravy packet in a Dutch oven before the family left for church, ensuring dinner would be ready when they returned.